Heard good things about the left hand mag release, think I might even pick it up, looks easier. I did the lapco str8shot with apex2, tiberius rifled barrel, and love the killjoy trigger. It just "feels" better to me and it got rid of the slack when the safetys on which personally I like. LAPCO is also coming out with "hush" barrels soon and while I might be selling mine in my sig, if I dont Im def gonna be trying out the hush barrels. Heard some people who have already used em love em. Other than that I threw on a afg2 by magpul, feels amazing and I usually run qloaded which works great once ya get it setup right. Wish they'd make a bolt upgrade tho. No prob from mags but qloaded setup wrong (like not taking the right side barrel detent out, too high pressure from spring (even people said normal hoppers) have given em breaks. They were talking on the Tib forums bout a level 10 and trying to convince AGD but would only work with remote systems

I would invest in a bolt kit without hesitation. a lighter bolt and spring would do great things for tiberius markers. A little more efficiency is always a nice thing, especially for people using 12 gram or 13ci tanks. It would also help a lot with mechanical noise from the marker.we would just have to show a company enough interest to make it worth their time.

first thing i would do is get all the mags you need and a really good way to carry them. this will make playing so much easier than anything else you can get for the t9.1.

the next thing get is a new barrel. depending on what youre shooting (first strike or normal paintballs). first stikes only id get the tiberius branded lapco rifled barrel. if you shoot paintballs id get the barrel kit that lapco makes (i think its lapco, but dont quote me on it) or any barrel that lapco makes for the tiberius.

third, i would look into the adjustable triggers. you dont realize how bad the stock one is until you put killjoys on there.

fourth, right hand mag release. if youve ever used a t9.1 for a game, you know how annoying it is to wrap your hand around to push the mag release with your thumb.

the next would be the tank in stock. makes your set up lighter and easier. this way, you dont have to worry about counting how many times you used a mag or have a hose running to a tank on your back. heavier and more cumbersome.

the last upgrade would be an adjustable rail riser. you can get these cheaper if you buy used, but aren't too common on the BSTs. they work wonders if youre using a red dot with first strikes but you still have the fact that every shot is different (different fps, different first strike weight, more/less wind) so dont expect the first strike to be on the dot.

thatd be the order i buy upgrades in if i did it all over again, but i bought them in a different order originally

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I've had mixed results on them. When they work, they work great. Improved trigger feel and travel. But sadly 2 of the 5 tibs I've installed them into refused to work properly with them (double fires or refusing to fire every pull across any adjustment setting). Note well that the same trigger in a different marker would work fine. It's just some of the markers didn't work well with them. Add to that the install is tricky to manage the trigger spring, and it's tricky every time you break down the marker for regular maintenance.

Taking all that into consideration I've changed my option on them from

"A MUST HAVE Upgrade"

to

"A Cool and affordable upgrade for the paintballer that must have/try everything on their setups."

The installation can be tricky the first couple of times. If you remove the trigger spring it makes installing the trigger a breeze. It's even easier than the stock trigger. The trigger arm is spring loaded and it has enough tension to return the trigger.

That's really wierd that the trigger works great except in the 2 markers that you described. I know we have already been back and forth on this. You mention that you had issues with "any adjustment", did that include removing the adjustment screws completely, I can't remember what you told me.

If anyone is looking for a unique stock, be sure to check out the ROC Stock 2.0, we offer adapters for the T9.1.

I loved my killjoy trigger WAY more solid feel than the stock trigger and had it adjusted pretty well too. Probably couldve fine tuned it so with safety on there was no at all but it wasnt worth it till next tear down. I did experiment a bit and have since installed opposing magnets instead on the stock trigger and grip. I like it alot real smooth. Would like to see this combined with the adjusting/solid metal feel of a killjoy though. And the roc stoc 2.0 has been on my wish list for quite some time. It looks like an amazing stock even with the weight

The installation can be tricky the first couple of times. If you remove the trigger spring it makes installing the trigger a breeze. It's even easier than the stock trigger. The trigger arm is spring loaded and it has enough tension to return the trigger.

That's really wierd that the trigger works great except in the 2 markers that you described. I know we have already been back and forth on this. You mention that you had issues with "any adjustment", did that include removing the adjustment screws completely, I can't remember what you told me.

If anyone is looking for a unique stock, be sure to check out the ROC Stock 2.0, we offer adapters for the T9.1.

1. I've installed, uninstalled, and tweaked these now around 50 times. Frankly to imply that it gets easier is simply not true. It's just as difficult the 20th time as it was the first time to slide that trigger spring in with the upgraded trigger. I'm no novice at this nor at working on tibs. If you want to use the trigger springs they are a #$%^ pain, plane and simple.

2. I don't like the removed trigger spring. The feel of the pull isn't as uniform without it and for my tastes is a downgraded feeling from the stock with the spring.

3. Yes. On the problem markers the adjustment screws were also tested fully removed. Soon as the stock trigger went in... problems were immediately gone.

... we've been back and forth on this more than enough times. It's clear that the problems is with the tolerances on the markers from Tiberius. I frankly don't have the time to mess with it anymore on some of these markers. I've shaved and polished push rods, dremeled out a larger passage in the grip for the push rods, tried a new gripframe, and completely rebuilt one of the sear groups with new bits... The amount of time I've put into this because I wanted it to work 100% has at this point been excessive. It's pretty disgusting how magical it is that everything works fine again when the ONLY thing I switch back is the trigger. Then that same killjoy trigger works 100% in a different pistol.

I've got too large a collection of Tibs (5) that people use to deal with the added maintenance time and possible problems that arise. I still use them on my main 8.1 and 9.1 as when they work, and are adjusted just right, the improvement is significant.